Local and Personal notices from Vinita area
Local and personal items list residents and visitors including Fred Ratcliff D B Stutsman Fox from Bucha J W Sanders Tulsa Emmett Skinner D L Rider to Miami D B Rogers Muskogee Bert Lohman Grove Fred Epperson from Big Cabin Bessie Franklin from Ilocora W Poole Chelsea Harry Mitchell Chicago Albert Marks Kansas City Miss Gertrude Cantrell Ford Mrs Mae White Sulwater T W Wallace Pryor Creek Guy Patten Charles Allen T A Chandler Mag Luther Duncan jotopa R McMillan Chewotah Minsole Dalquest West Point Theo Ivins Wetumka Mr Mrs W P Thompson St Louis Marvin Crow Texas Wise Chelsea J T Gunter Denkler Denki Mar inna and wife White Oak F P Knight Stream Springs L D Butler Afton G M Raines improving Hula Sima Delphine Wy Pryor Creek Mrs G Bradley Kanans W L Harrison Muskogee Chelie J H Harrin San Antonio A G Bennett Paria W L McGlas J Ratcliff Guthrie Mrs F R Blachert Lyceum singers at Christian church W C Chamberlin death aunt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Stutsman
Bluejacket
Jos Fox
Bucha
J. W. Sanders
Tulsa
Emmett Skinner
D. L. Rider
Miami
D. B. Rogers
Muskogee
Bert Lohman
Grove
Fred Epperson
Big
Cabin
Mise Bessie Franklin
Ilcora
W. Poole
Chelsea
Toorning
Harry Mitchell
Chicago
Albert Marks
Kansas City
Gertrude Cantrell
Ford
Mae White
Sulwater
T. W. Wallace
Pryor Creek
Nore
Guy Patten
Charles Allen
T. A. Chandler
Mag
Fee
Luther Duncan
Jotopa
Thompson
Adair
R. McMillan
Chewotah
Minsothel Dalquest
West Point
Theo
P. Ivins
Wetumka
Vinita
W. P. Thompson
St. Louis
Marvin Crow
Texas
W. Orr
Httle
Harold
John Thomason
Nowata
W. Brown
J.T. Gunter
Denk
Tae
Nam and
Wharien Prewett
Ire
G. Bradley
Kanans
W. C. Chamberlin
Claremore
Roberts
Dennison
Tex
HH. Harrin
San Antonio
South Wilson street paving begins with first sand car
R B Worthington reports for the Christian Endeavor from Muskogee. Miss Amy Justison returns to St Louis after visiting her sister Mrs T P McGlassen. The first sand car for new paving on South Wilson arrives and is unloaded. Many locals and visitors are listed with trips to Chelsea Tulsa Muskogee and Joplin. Funeral for Mary Hicks, 19, held today. The city council meets tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B Worthington
District Organ
The
Christian Endeavor
Muskogee
Amy Justison
St.Louis
T. P. McGlassen
South Wilson Street
John Powers
Cape Girardeau
R. N. Warner
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Aretha
Ina Sears
Ramona
Mary Hicks
John Hicks
Change of Venue Granted in Incubator Baby Case
By Associated Press Topeka Kansas January 16 judge Dana in district court granted a change of venue in the incubator baby kidnapping case saying Topeka and Shawnee County jurors are prejudiced against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Jan
Dana
Shawnee County
Swope Inquiry Nears Completion By Kansas City Experts
Chicago Jan 19 Prof Walter Haines and Dr Ludwig Hoektoen studying Thomas H Swope and Chrisman Swope stomachs are expected to finish today or tomorrow John G Paxton executor of the Swope estate returned to Kent City last night after conference with local physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter 8. Haines
Ludwig Hoektoen
Thomas H. Swope
Kansas City
Chrisman Swope
John G. Paxton
Kentas City
John Atwood
Centralia Bright Future Described In Special Correspondence
Special correspondence to the Chieftain highlights Centralia as a fine, well laid out town with a gentle slope, promising rapid growth if a railroad arrives. It notes smiling, alert residents, growing prosperity, and active commerce led by Crumpacker and other merchants, plus local crime and cattle trades tying the community to nearby Vinita and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Oklahoma
Alj
Smith
Boy
Joplin
Beulah
Mr. Smith
S Mith
Crumpacker
Etlll
Centralian
Vinita
Clark
Ed Shinn
Shinn
John Henderson
Hollow
Stepring
Supreme Court
B. D. Pennington
Kansas City
Missouri
W. ©. Tate
Chariie Davin
Joah Perryman
Wellville
C Clark
C. B. Box
Coffeyville
George L. Wood
J. W. Tolliver
T. M. ‘Deshago
Centralia News Briefs Reflect Local Growth and incidents
A series of town notes report a big business district improvement, new residences and shops. HL Johnson plans a two story southwest home, John Mowery runs a finished blacksmith shop on South Washington, and Dave Haskell buys land for another shop. R Cansingham, farmers bank visitors, laws enforcements, and Centralia Real Estate moves indicate steady activity. the Chieftain seeks weekly Centralia reporting for Craig county readers at 50 cents a year for a short term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Johnson
John Mowery
Washington Street
Conkright
K. C
Ue Farmers & Merchants Bank
R. Cansingham
Missouri
Law
Frank Billis
Centralia Real Estate Company
Dave Haskell
Jimmie Shinn
Dick Oskison
Inez
Cheftain
Centralia
Craig County
Soc
Big Cabin Items and Local News
Big Cabin notes list residents with illnesses including pneumonia fever and consumption, new moves and health updates. Robert Bruce died of pneumonia last Thursday morning. Visitors from Adair, West Plains, and Kanasa shared family news. A planned local paper to be named Big Cabin CrackerJack is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. McDaniela
John Sturdly
R. L
Baptist Church
Robert Bruce
Big Cabin
Joe Dixon
Burl Fisher
Mary Langley
Martha Garbino
Adair
Pearl Davis
WI Hell
Kanaaa
Annie Pittsonberger
Kanana
J. H. Dixon
W. P. Coble
Hot Springs
Mr. Coble
James Ballard
Iniles
W. M. Powter
Hates County
Poster
Vinita Rural Route One Needs Tax Relief and Roads Notice
Special correspondent to Chieftain reports on Vinita Rural Route One with road conditions, taxes, and nearby farms. Notes a moving family from Frank Riddle farm and mentions Shanahan schoolhouse news, local figures W R Williams and J B Donnelly, and a noted farmhouse on route with roof damage and lightning damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig County
Shanahan
Vinita
W. R. Wiliams
Frank Riddle
J. BH. Donnelly
Bourne
W. Hill
New Farm Improvements Near Vinita Highlight Growth
Miles west of Vinita a high vantage area offers a view of town and country. The home now has four of six rooms new, with Mr. W.R. Thomas relocating from Vinita to manage his father J.A. Thomas's farm. A new kitchen and mailbox have been installed, with further improvements planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Steward
Adair
Durand Hudson
Fred Higginbotham
Jack Thompson
N. H. Langley
Tahlequah
Vinita
WR. Thomas
bin Father
J. A
Milda West
Local Notes From Estella Oklahoma January List
Estella Oklahoma district updates report ongoing school progress and local travel. Residents Rob Cox and L L Price visit Vinita on business while others move or engage in road work. Families and neighbors Miss Bessie Spence, Willa Greene, Mrs Price, and Mr Hawkins are mentioned with travel, visits, and farm plans in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Cox
Vinita
Henry Carral
O. 3
Cox
M. Spence Ty
Bessie Spencete
Willa Greene
Arkansas
Charlie Crockery
Aston
R. N. Fletcher
L. L. Price
Ailinbaugh
W. T. Price
Polly Swart
Fannie Price
Maranage
John Casto
Shahanan School House District 66 Notes and Movements
Community updates cover residents present in various weeks, with mentions of Jewel Beott Tim Swanahan and Mins Dola Campbell in Vinita, Luther Granger hauling hogs to Blue Jacket, a Ware home singing, Roy Scott family relocating to Arkansas City, a McNeely surprise party, and a school organ purchase funded by a box supper. Eliza M Y on Route 1 Box 9 Vinita, Oklahoma appears in a closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanhan
Teenor
Jewel Beott
Walla
Thomas Place
Tim Swanahan
Vinita
Mins Dola Campbell
Luther Granger
Blue Jacket
Ware
Roy Scott
Arkansas City
McNeely
Bliss McNeely
Leslie
T. McNeely
Tom Donnelly
Milowat
Hin Farm
Nia
White Oak School Notes and Local Gossip
White Oak School reports Joe Baker absent three days amid weather, while Misses 'erty and Couto are mentioned. Attendance holds, grades improve, and M. Butler visits. Walter Chitwood loses a new pony, and a student, Hi hae, suffers a cold. Notes on book agent usage, Arley Literal and Pearl Miles, few visitors, and general weather effects.
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White Oak
Joe Baker
Couto
Erty
Pri ‘Ortera
M. Butler
Tule
Walter Chitwood
Misa Hi
Howore
Arley Literal
Pearl Miles
Notice of Settlement of Account in Pearl Rowe Minor Estate
In Craig County Oklahoma on January 21 1910 the County Court hears the final account of Sam Mosean curator for Pearl Rowe Joseph Rowe and Henrietta Rowe minors. The February 7 1910 session at 1 o clock in the court room is set for filing exceptions and contesting the account.
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Oklahoma
Ciaig
Pearl Rose
Sam Mosean
Pearl Rowe
Joseph Row
Henrietta Rowe
Waid Detite
Wall Court
Anid Court
Vinita
Craig County
Anid
Daiogdongary
Joe Maude Lamar
Eteso
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Notice to hereby given that in pursuance of an order of the County Court of Craig County Oklahoma made January 18 1910 in the matter of the estate of Homer Rainey a minor the undersigned guardian will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash subject to the confirmation of the County Court on February 6 1910 at ten o clock the County Court room receiving bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Craig County
Oklahoma
Homer Rainey
Minor
Aewuardlan
Ton A Watoek
Property bid for minor Homer Rallingy in Craig County Oklahoma
In Craig County Oklahoma a court auction is set for a joint property transfer involving a minor Homer Rallingy. Bids must be in writing with a certified check for one third of the bid and delivered to the County Court before the due date. The notice cites specific land parcels in Township 26 North Range 20 East and Township 25 North Range 21 East and lists parties Parker Ridar and anown as attorneys. The notice appeared in the Chieftain January 21 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig County
Oklahomas
Homer Rallingy
Eest
Order for Hearing on Guardianship Lands Sale in Mabry Estate
In Craig County Oklahoma the County Court schedules a hearing for J A Leforée guardian of Frank Mabry minor to sell all or part of the real estate as necessary. The order directs notice and appearance on the 16th of February 1910 during the January term to show cause why the court should grant the sale. Copies ordered to be published in the Vinita Chieftain for three successive weeks.
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Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
Willian EB. Lewis
Jasper
Martin
Haan
Pet Wale
Vinita Chieftain
Craig Coun- Oklahoma
Pirot
State of
Oklahoma
Frank Mabry
J. A. Leforce
J. A. Leforée
Orla’ County
Jesouia Ueleen
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R. L. Orr
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Judge Smith
George Ashbey
W. L. Lyons
Ketchum
J.P. Knowles
Atton
Welch
C. L. Rider
Harry Bagby
First! National Bank
Will Berry
Winifred Reed
Alice Riker
Oswego
Sam Ridenbour
Guthrie
Mins
Nannie Crow
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J. W. Bime
W. B. Dobba
Seneca
Henry Hatch
Enid
Sherman Williams
Washington
A. P. Goodykounts
Sapulpa
Sarah Nix
Will Haymes
Cemetery Association
Commercial Club
Robert Knight
Frank Knight
Needmore
T. P. McGlanen
Robert Higin
B. L. Lewis
Paula, Kane
Charley Hunt
Bates
John Blue
A. L. Bramble
Broken Arrow
Alg Cabin
Bessie Franklin
Cleora
Chetopa
Joseph A. Gill
C. L. Con
Bartonville
Bernard van Cleave
Vinita Rural
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T. J. Hancock
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